I'm using a Windows app called UUI (Universal USB Installer). It's the same one I used when I created my Zorin 15 Live USB stick - and in Zorin 15's case, the persistence worked even after a reboot.
Ah, I see. I knew it was possible but never actually used any installer like that. Looking around in the forum I found another comment where it's mentioned (no sources though) that Zorin 16, being based on Ubuntu 20.04, does indeed not play well with persistence on usb drives:
EDIT: Rather, it seems it may be an issue with the software used and not so much with the OS? It might be worth using another option just to rule it out. Then again this post was made a while ago so things may have changed.
Yes, normally, the solution is to remove the malformed entry.
I have marked the solution, since remaking the sources.list is a viable alternative.
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